Wier Ranch
Lipan, Texas
308-750-3745
INCENTIVES: Riata Championship, NRCHA Cow Horse Incentives, Pitzer Ranch HPI, IQHA Ranch Horse
The triple “Sevens” brand on a horse’s left hip has become synonymous with high-caliber rope horses, and the Wier Ranch has a great mare lineup and family of proven stallions in CSR Dual Glo, his son Sevens Star Glo, Sevens Spanish Gold and outcross stallion Two Eyed Brazos.
CSR Dual Glo continues the winning legacy of his sire Dual Spark and dam Look At Her Glo—also an AQHA World Champion Junior Heading Horse. She’s proven herself as a “blue hen” mare in the roping industry, with another son having earned $300,000 at both ends by the time he was 6.
“Dual Glo” was the 2015 AQHA World Champion Junior Heading Horse and High-Point Junior Heading Horse, plus High-Point Heeling and Open Ranch Riding Stallion. That was in addition to his reserve championships in both the Southwest Reined Cow Horse and National Reined Cow Horse Associations. Plus, he’s sired several world and reserve world champions in the AQHA and ARHFA.
Several world-class mares have been bred to Dual Glo by some of the best hands in the country, including NFR barrel racer Trula Churchill, NFSR steer roper Doug Clark and WPRA champion heeler Annette Stahl. Pro heeler L.J. Yeahquo bred his good rodeo mareRita’s Bad Acre (LTE $400,000-plus) to Dual Glo, and the Barton family bred him to their mare Brazos Jo Song that won the 2024 AQHYA Breakaway championship. Plus, NFR calf roper Marcos Costa is expecting a 2026 baby by Dual Glo out of his 5-year-old mare SteviesPrideAndJoy—the 2025 AQHA world champion in Junior Tie-Down Roping.
Dual Glo sired the 2020 AQHA Junior Heeling world champion and 2022 AQHA Reserve World Champion in Senior Heading, plus 7-year-old Sevens Smokin Glo out of Tuf Cooper’s former NFR calf-horse Big Smokin Otoe (“Topaz”). Tate Kirchenschlager took that horse to the finals in Senior Heading last fall at the AQHA World Show.
At the 2025 Wier Ranch sale, the high seller was Handsome Jack Glo, a black 3-year-old by Dual Glo out of EJB Marie Laveau, the mare that won the 2024 Senior Tie-Down Roping.
Still, Sevens Star Glo (“Hank”) remains Dual Glo’s most well-known son, out of Sevens Tootsie Time—a daughter of 1995 NRHA Open Futurity Reserve Champion He’s Dun His Time. The 9-year-old buckskin stallion clinched back-to-back ARHFA world championships in heeling, as well as the AQHA world championship in Junior Heading in 2023, when he also was Reserve Superhorse at that year’s World Show.
Sevens Tootsie Time also produced the top two high-selling weanlings at the 2025 Wier Ranch Sale—a bay filly named Sevens Dakota Glo and a buckskin filly named Sevens Selah Glo that went to CFR heeler Tel Flewelling. In the meantime, 3-year-old Sevens Baby Glo went to a Florida high-school breakaway roper who already won the state championship once riding another 777 daughter of Dual Glo.
He’s just getting started, but Hank looks to be stamping his babies as expected.
“Hank’s babies thus far look really good; he’s throwing a lot of black and buckskin,” said Marshall Wier. “They’re big-hipped and deep-hearted and real pretty-headed babies; such a gentle- and soft-minded bunch of foals—more so than any of the crops we’ve had the past few years.”
Hank’s full brother Sevens Hank 2 helped Miles Baker win the Heading Futurity at Royal Crown Rapid City last February and then won the ARHFA’s Oil Can Classic in May.
“He never elevates or comes up or runs through your hand—he stays flat and runs hard,” said Baker. “He won a handful of go-rounds at futurities in 2024 and then was out six months getting a bone chip in his ankle removed. I cracked him back out at Ardmore and he got the highest score of the day during the short round, because he backed in there and stood cold-blooded with the pressure on and the music loud after he’d already run three steers.”
Also last season, Tate Kirchenschlager won the ARHFA’s Sun Circuit Pre-Futurity Heading aboard 4-year-old Sevens Aspen Glo, by Dual Glo out of the 777 mare Madrid. She is also the dam of Wier Ranch’s palomino stallion Sevens Spanish Gold (“Austin”), by Dual Spark. Madrid is a proven producer out of the legendary AQHA world-champion team roping mare Jack E Eleven, by Gallo Del Cielo.
Austin won the 2021 Intermediate Heading World Championship in the ARHFA and was a finalist in Senior Heading at the 2023 AQHA World Show. He’s been bred to some nice mares, including one owned by the family of NFR header Kevin Stewart that’s by Dash Ta Fame and out of Nagano Moon that produced First Moonflash (speed index 122).
Wier’s 2004 palomino stallion Two Eyed Brazos has held his place of importance over the years, too, because of the size and good mind, which he’s passed on repeatedly. “Brazos” has produced outstanding rope horses that continue to bring home big checks from the Riata Championships and the jackpots.
Probably the greatest contribution of the Pitzer Ranch-bred stallion is through his daughters, which are being bred to Dual Glo with great results. In their pursuit of raising great champions, the Wier family always credits the people in their circle.
“We’ve been blessed with talented horsemen, and that’s enabled us to bring these winning lines to the public,” said Marshall. “From the guys who start these colts and take them to the ranch for day work to the media who cover their big wins to the ropers who win the checks, we’ve got really great people.”
